We are lucky in healthcare to be invited into people’s lives. While we do not always know the challenges each person is facing, by demonstrating genuine concern for each person, we can give them the opportunity to feel blessed on their life journey.
Perry is committed to focusing on our communities’ future health. We encourage you to peruse our website as your health resource during your journey. We wish all our community members a healthy and happy 2019!
Falls are common among adults aged 65 and older. They are a serious threat to health and well-being, resulting in severe injuries, even death. They may land you in a hospital or a long term care facility and are expensive to treat. Falls are not a "normal" part of the aging process. They are predictable and preventable. Come to our next meeting to discuss ways to prevent falls and how to fall safely. Location: White Oak Classroom, Third Floor, Hospital (use the 5th Street Entrance) September 23rd is National Fall Prevention Day
See More...Hosted the third Thursday of every month at 5 p.m. Location: White Oaks Classroom (located on the third floor of the hospital). Topic - Be A Pro With Protein Perry offers the opportunity for you to meet with our Registered Dietitian, Ashley Kannenberg, for a free cooking demonstration, tips on how to make healthy meals, free taste samples and educational material to take with you. Reservations are required, 815-876-4448.
See More...Meets every Monday and Thursday from 10:15-11:15 a.m. Location: Bureau County Metro Center Cost: $5 per session Join Perry’s Medical Rehabilitation team for Tai Chi classes at the Metro Center. Jereen Mercer, a licensed Occupational Therapist Assistant at Perry will lead the class. Tai Chi has been modified for those living with the pain of arthritis – although the class is beneficial for those without arthritis as well. New participants are always welcome. For more information, contact Jereen Mercer, COTA/L (815-876-4494.
See More...Location: Perry Memorial Hospital, White Oak Classroom (3rd floor of the hospital.) The NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Family Support Group is a peer-led support group for family and friends of individuals living with mental illness. Trained NAMI volunteers follow a structured model providing opportunities to share practical experience in locating services, reinforcing coping skills and exchanging emotional support. NAMI Support Groups are: Free to participants Designed for adult loved ones (18+) of individuals living with mental illness. Led by family members of individuals living with mental illness Confidential Allow you to gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar situations.
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